Titlebook: Restoring Function to the Injured Human Spinal Cord; Richard Ben Borgens Book 2003 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Naturally Occurring Spinal Injury in the Dog as a Model for Humans,m vehicle impact) and explosive intervertebral disc herniations. In the former, spinal injury usually results in complete transection of the dog’s spinal cord, a condition that is more severe than observed in human clinical cases (with the exception of wartime injuries) (Toombs et al. 1993; Bunge et

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Sealing the Breach in Cell Membranes with Hydrophilic Polymers, be in response to stretch injury, mild mechanical insult, or the first stages of membrane disintegration precipitated by hypoxia, anoxia, glucose deprivation (i.e., ischemia) or a reperfusion injury. Here, I will focus on the problem posed by a larger breach in the membrane that can be detected wit

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PEG Application in Clinical Cases of Canine Paraplegia,plegia have just been completed in a joint clinical trial at the Schools of Veterinary Medicine at Purdue University and Texas A&M University. The investigative protocol was similar to that described for OFS studies described in Sect. 14.1. Following admission to the hospital and a standardized neur

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Conclusion,ccurring age at injury. Estimates of the chronically injured are harder to deduce; however, it is likely that 250,000–350,000 Americans are severely spinal injured. There are still no effective medical treatments to reverse the considerable behavioral loss that accompanies this type of injury. The s

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Axonal Regeneration,ximal segments of axons, but to provide directional cues to them during regeneration as well. Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1928) explained what experimental neurology must do to realize this dream: (The neurologist) . (Ramón y Cajal 1928, p 738).

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Book 2003tionship to naturally occurring inju­ ry in man, and secondly, to review novel means to induce functional recovery from spinal cord injury based on develop­ mental biophysics and physiology. These are new innovations in the treatment of SCI, born of disciplines that have not re­ ceived much attentio

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Biologically Produced Electrical Fields: Physiology Spoken Here,ines. This intellectual myopia is particularly true concerning the literature on endogenous and applied voltages in development and regeneration. Other scholars have remarked upon this bias. Dale Purves and Jeff Lichtman noted in their book . (p 127).